Keeping Safe: Guidelines and Best Practices
Not sure how to keep yourself, your information, and your devices safe? Click on the headings below for best practices, resources, and more; also be sure to check out our blog for more specific content, answers to your information security questions, and best practices guides!
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Free downloads and instructions to support the Desktop and Portable Computer Standard. |
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Learn how to safely use mobile devices when dealing with Private Information or everyday use. | |
Learn how to recognize these common online scams. |
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Is a potential employer reading? Learn how much information is too much and how to protect yourself on social networking sites. |
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Learn about wireless networking at RIT, at home, and on public networks; and the potential dangers you face. |
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Learn about the different web browsers available, add-ons that can improve security, and how to browse using limited account privileges. |
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Did you know that people aged 18-29 are five times more likely to be victims of identity theft than those 60 or older? |
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Tips on how to avoid malware and scams through instant messaging. |
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How to use these popular online services securely. |
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Are you aware that the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) files copyright violations and has sued students at RIT? Read the Copyright Policy to learn more about copyright violations at RIT and how they are handled. | |
Browser Security Configuration | Outlines how to configure various security settings for common browsers. |
Cloud Computing | Information on secure cloud service use. |
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